Building A Sleeper On A Box Truck Start to Finish: DIY Mom's Attic  

Jarrod, I've been watching you forever before covid I love what you do ...I bought a 2012 box truck with 10000 miles that I've built out no its not a professional custom build but it works for me ..I'm 1 month from retirement and I'm going roll around the country while I can ....I hope to meet you one day

I came here because Russell sent me the link. We've been friends ever since I can remember. It was really fun for me to see you guys working together on this project. Cheers from Costa Rica🌴🌺

Looks great. Was cool watching the step by step build. Thanks for sharing. I know it's more work. Happy camping!!

That steel frame you built is now the safest part of the truck. You built a NASCAR roll cage for the bed area.

Just saw you guys in little ol Wichita Falls Texas! good luck on your journey

You could've extended the caulk nozzle with a vacuum hose.

Very cool upgrade

I wonder if it would save a lot of weight and still be structurally sound to have used aluminum? Might be a cost and strength thing I guess.

It was better cover the frame with fiber glass sheets. Better finishing with no bolts and rivets

Nice but technically not a sleeper a sleeper is for trucking and hotshot this is more a box truck RV conversion unless you haul a 20ft Flatbed trailer behind your rig I've seen it done before

Did you ruin your windshield welding and grinding with it uncovered?

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enjoy your channel, but would it not have just been better to buy a Class C ?